Sex and Broadcasting

Sex and Broadcasting offers an in-depth look at WFMU, described as the world's strangest radio station. The documentary captures the challenges faced by the station and its dedicated staff, highlighting their commitment to independent broadcasting amid economic struggles.

With a runtime of 76 minutes, the film features a variety of notable figures from the music and comedy scenes, including Tom Scharpling, Ira Kaplan, and Patton Oswalt. It delves into the culture of radio and the significance of maintaining a platform for diverse voices and outsider perspectives.

For collectors, this documentary is available on blu-ray, making it a tangible piece of media history that reflects the evolution of radio in the face of modern challenges.